@movie_nazi said:

@DoctorHolland said:

Will Tara break her word to Oceanside? Good question. I mean they do REALLY need those guns if they're ever going to get out from under the Saviors' thumb.

Of course she will. You can see that coming from a mile away.

Tara doesn't really have any word to break with Oceanside itself given that they were going to kill her anyway.

Maybe the girl who helped her escape, and she made her promise to, will seek Tara out following a further incident with the Saviours, which would avoid any betrayal.

@mundty said:

They seemed odd and out of place, like they'd be more at home in a fantasy tale like Narnia or Neverwhere or something than in TWD [giveup]. The others had weird, fantasy-ish sounding names too. I would've automatically liked them much more had they started talking TV like the Junkions in Transformers: The Movie, but as is, I'm apathetic.

It's like I said in another thread, they seem like people you might encounter a generation after the ZA (if civilization never gets back on its feet) rather than just a few years later. Maybe we'll find out a bit more about why they're the way they are. They could be the remnants of a cult group, for example.

@chrisjdel said:

@mundty said:

They seemed odd and out of place, like they'd be more at home in a fantasy tale like Narnia or Neverwhere or something than in TWD [giveup]. The others had weird, fantasy-ish sounding names too. I would've automatically liked them much more had they started talking TV like the Junkions in Transformers: The Movie, but as is, I'm apathetic.

It's like I said in another thread, they seem like people you might encounter a generation after the ZA (if civilization never gets back on its feet) rather than just a few years later. Maybe we'll find out a bit more about why they're the way they are. They could be the remnants of a cult group, for example, who were already out there even before the world fell apart.